IBM Student Orientation Program
The IBM Student Orientation Program took place on January 19, 2024, at JSPM University's Chanakya Seminar Hall, aimed at first and second-year B. Tech students. With 359 first-year and 207 second-year attendees, distinguished speakers from IBM shared insights on technology trends, industry skills, and collaborative opportunities, fostering a positive learning environment.
MOU with ARAI Pune
JSPM University Pune recently signed an MOU with ARAI Pune, India's premier automotive R&D organization established in 1966 through collaboration between the automotive industry and the Government. Affiliated with the Ministry of Heavy Industries, ARAI offers courses, industry-focused labs, and placement opportunities for students pursuing careers in automotive engineering.
Resource Person at International Conference
Dr. Tanaji Nandgude from the School of Pharmaceutical Sciences participated as an evaluator for scientific e-poster presentations at the 2nd PharMAIR International Conference, organized by Shri D.D. Vispute College of Pharmacy in Panvel, Mumbai. The theme was "Pharma360: Emerging Trends and Future Perspectives in Pharmaceuticals," with JSPM University as the knowledge partner.
Student Induction Program
JSPM University kicked off the new academic year with a grand Student Induction Program in Pune on August 17, 2023. The event warmly welcomed new students and established an inspiring tone for their educational journey, providing essential information and fostering a sense of community among incoming learners at the university.
Zen Vybe
On October 10, 2024, the Faculty of Education and Humanities at JSPM University’s School of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences hosted "Zen Vybe" in celebration of Mental Health Day. Organized by the Psychology Department in collaboration with the Meraki Counseling Cell, the event aimed to spread awareness on mental health and introduce students and faculty to therapeutic practices in art and music. Faculty members, including Dr. Rohan Jadhav and Dr. Chetana Paigonde, guided the event, which featured interactive stalls for Music Therapy, Art Expression, Emotions Identification, and Catharsis. Students engaged with relaxation music, practiced mandala art, identified emotions through emojis, and participated in expressive sessions led by trained facilitators. The activities provided tools for emotional regulation and stress relief, encouraging participants to integrate these practices into daily life. The event fostered an understanding of mental wellness, with attendees receiving resources for professional support from Meraki Counseling Cell.